| Common Name(s): | Sandberg Bluegrass, Pine Bluegrass |
| Botanical Name: | Poa secunda |
Description:
Sandberg Bluegrass, Pine Bluegrass
A widespread species of grass that's useful in native seed mixtures or used on its own for erosion control and revegetation after fires. Very drought tolerant as it goes dormant during the summer.
| Seeds per pound: | 1,000,000 |
| Seeding rate per poundâ: | 10,000 sq.ft. |
| % Purity  /  % Germination (Typical) | 90 / 80 |
| Growing Regions: | All except deserts |
| Native To: | North and South America |
| Life Cycle: | Perennial |
| Characteristics: | Bunchgrass |
| Season Type: | Cool-Season |
| Exposure: | Part Shade to Sun |
| Height: | 12-24 inches |
| Establishment: | Fast 7-21 days |
| Water Requirements: | Low |
| Wildlife: | Bird Nesting, Cover |
Cultural Information:
â Seeding rate is based on seeding alone. When seeding with other species the rates should be reduced. Contact us for recommendations.
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